... I .I. AT ' O'i. : I ,, .. ~. I. -1 7> ,~~tb -> BE-iofl , Z It WvU Sfnancuced'by telegram that M~r. Les , who was rsatrnid for Wseeagild-ab 911'6s1t general; election, bad bheb unseated fo' ?? testimonr of some ,e of the witnesses Ls-remarkoabiei they took Ldeathaim' mouey, eud then voted for CharleaWsrtb, Ut doubing w thelr ifeiqulty. It should be prsalsad that theor Wain, p. rigbt who I8 ...

... I TE CATHOLIC SOLDIERS IN THE NAVY. ?? a _ A In the House of Commons on Friday night, Mr. BoseNNseY asked the late first Lord of the Adri_-. h rolty what steps the late Board of Admiralty had taken _ aith reference to the complaints which hbd been eubmit- tcd to the borrd ?? the reatment of Roman Ca- e tholic sailors in the royal navy ? 0c Sir J. P~xKiiaGom had no objectiec to answer the it ...

... ST. LAURENCE O'TOO:S SIEMINARY. I The annual concoura and exctninations of the yoong gentlemen pupils, in this juatly celebrated semainary closed on'the afternotnu'of Friday lest, after having con titued ten days, during which period the students in thao various classes and in the several departments of classicse erience, eacred and secular history, practical arithmetic, geography, and all ...

... MORE OF JOHN SADLUTB. In the Court of Chnce y, Londrn, o- °iturda7, tha folloring case of 'Wileon V. Keating woeV heard. It wi3 an appoel from a decree of the Mister oftbo Rlolls, Tito bill wie ?? by a former shareholder dud director of the Newcastle Banking Company (which stopped paymcnrt in c6nesequence of the ?? of the Tipperary Bfnih) againet tile defendant, formerly MiP. for Cork, to ...

... IMANIFESTO OF TFl E.MPEOR OF AUSTRIA. The following is a translation of the manifesto of a the Emperor of Auatrir, a aummary of wbich h f d already appesred u When all concedsions that were allowable and ?? t! with the dignity of the crown and the honour and welfat e of i the country, bave been exbausted, and when allattempts at a pacific arrangement have miecarried, there Is no room for ...

... IptisLwN MONDAY, JULY 11, 1859. I ATTITUDE OF POPE PIUS. I Among the contributory causes to the or irmistice was the deportment oif the Sovereign bu Pontiff in the trying circumstances with which of as was eurrounided. It is the fashion in tic ' wellninformed circles to talk of the wauibg lei iduence of his spiritual power. Romances, ro novels, Impressions of Rome and all te -,be other ...

... I INNER LIFE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMWO'N. U-__ Ac2t1.-P-4-7 7n~N I~ (From the lustrated ?? Our legislators ate in a moat distretaing case. They ere now every night baked and poisoned-baked by the heat, poisoned by the Thames. Hitherto it has ialwayB beau possible to keep the atmosphere in the house MomxI- paratively cool and refreshing; for whatever mia lht be the range of the thermometer outeldo ...

... | LATEST liNTELLlizNCE1 1 (BY MAGNSTlO TELEOGRAPH.) (Reuttr s Telegraw.e FiGHTI BETWEEN GARIBAkLDI'S CoBp$ A\D TEE A-UiTRINS. ORSA9 Bieroe 6 ;h Advices from Covicore oi to-day state th'at 6o b pr, arrived yesterday evening at Tirn froi ?? the news ttat a corps of from 8.000 to 8 600 of Tith lese Chasseurs had been tbreat6nirg tbe Valtenise, bu° the several columns Ef Oarilaldi's asd Cildtoiap ...

... THE ARMY. f . - . ?? .. On Colonel LSfroy' authority, there are still in the ,British army some thirty thozaand men who can eithert i read or write. The next exatniuation for forty ftpalstautseirgeona IlI the Indian miltter' fnoce4 will taPe. plane on this day. 11th IDst, and tiageeedlng days. - C tplatu Cfruse, who had fillied the situ1tion of tasynYs8 tsr to the enrtolled penutonera of Clare ...

... *iteemant'l:fourluat DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1859, LORD .CARLISLE AND THE VICEROTALTY. The reply of Lord Carlisle to the address presented by the Dublin Corporation in a re- markable document, and in itself constitutes a not unimportant illustration of the advantages that are so intimately connected with the time- honoured custom of presenting addresses and eliciting the views of the ...

... The Roman government, wbich is the most liberal of any, and in its constitution really the moot democratic, is at the same time the only Italian government that is purely nstional. We will not mention those portions of Italy whicb are now completely denationalised, such as Corsica, which ha3 become Yrencb, and Malta Englisb. But Piedmont has a dynsety which comes from Savoy; Nepier, one from ...

... SO37 .El DUBLINZ UNION-YTEDAT. ~Gf! - Sir ROBiERT S81mW, Bart., in the chair. V5.V, 'XiiO otli r'guardians present ?? umle BnaI t of D `V 0; Ii eorto G Place, J P; Andrew Rogers, Hdmaond :1Ie L3lm,'oreisSano.Jh yrne, John Yrescott, ?? Keoh, illim Bawley, Simon Led..i idgly uie onr Jms1'ukt, Alderman IVArcy, opl:' b ola FCatbek, P Doto WalAldormen Dowling, the Jot i ttnDC ?? Whelan, t ohe O ...